Geekria Shield Case for Large-Sized Over-Ear Headphones, Replacement Protective Hard Shell Travel Carrying Bag with Cable Storage, Compatible with Sennheiser HD599/660S 2, AKG K167 (Black)

A headphone case that is well-designed and considers the user and accessories that may be necessary to use your 'phones in as many situations as required. It is designed to be suitable for various 'phone models and brands, all 'professional' and relatively expensive.Bought for the Sennheiser HD660s, but uncertain whether or not they would fit; they do if its lead is disconnected. Sennheiser provide three leads, a standard 3m straight with 6.3mm jack, 3m balanced with 4.4mm jack and a 6.3mm female to 3.5mm male adapter and all can be accommodated, although not together in a single location.Its foam insert is pre-cut and has space for the phones and smaller cut-out to use as you wish. A pouch with two pockets is permanently fitted to the inside of the lid and a loose fabric pouch is also included.The zip closure is almost encircling, other than in the location of its padded carry handle. Overall, it does its job well and is more than adequately rugged. It is considered fairly-priced .As a postscript, it was found ideal when continuously burning-in the phones over a few days. It deadened the sound emitted almost to zero when part-closed to allow its lead to be connected to a radio; it was far more effective in that role than a couple of pillows and spare bedding that collectively did nothing.

Bought with my own cash-money.So - What's to say about a case?Well....First impressions is it seems well made and fits my Beyerdynamic DT770's really well. I also don't have to retract the headband and there's tons of room for the obligatory 3m Beyer cable!If it fits my DT770 then it will fit most of Beyers line as they're all based around the same design. So 880/990/T90/DT1770 owners (et al) this is the case for you.Foam insert is the only negative. It's clearly only designed for Sennheiser 600/650 build shape (despite what it says in the item description!) and is a bit cheaply manufactured. You could probably Stanley knife it to fit but the case feels and looks a lot more premium with the foam insert gone! But other people may like it for their Sennheisers.Comes well packed. You tend to pay a bit more for Geekria cases but they're worth it in my opinion as they're a lot more robust than the cheaper ones (I've bought them before - don't do it!) and use better materials with a better standard of finish.(Turns out there's a lot you can say about a case!)Hope some of this helps.Stew

A good quality case, perfect for the job. Would buy again.

Nice and solid case. Provides sufficient protection to pack the headphones with other items inside a larger suitcase when going on a travel. Inside walls are lined with protective fabric. The shape of the included soft foam is probably optimised for Sennheiser, but if it doesn't fit your headphones or headset you can always remove it and replace with bubble wrap as cushion. The case is big enough to accommodate any earphones.

Excellent hard case for my Sennheiser HD580's. Headphones fit perfectly in foam insert and there is a loose, soft pouch for the cable. Have yet to try it outside but is ideal for storage at home. Only wish I'd bought this case earlier!

Picked them up for my Sennheiser HD660's and they fit like a dream, no long preamble great quality and value buy them.

Ordered this case for my Sennheiser HD650's. Case is very well made and the Headphones fit perfectly.

I'm very disappointed in this as despite the fact the listing states that they are suitable for the Sennheiser 280 Pro headphones, this simply isn't the case (pardon the pun). I have had to squash the headphones into the box until I find a suitable replacement and then this case will just be fit for the bin.